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SUMMARY:Investigating the Clark Family’s Perceptions of Butte in the Mont
 ana Collections
DESCRIPTION:–lecture given by Gwendolyn R. Lockman\, PhD Candidate in His
 tory\, University of Texas at Austin. Recipient of the 2022–23 Kenneth K
 armiole Endowed Graduate Research Fellowship\n\nWatch this lecture on our 
 YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/live/fiVOuqKAn6k\n\nWilliam Andrews C
 lark Sr. made the family fortune on his shrewd business decisions beginnin
 g with trading in goods from Salt Lake City to the mining camps of Montana
  Territory. He left one of the most significant imprints on Butte\, Montan
 a of all of the Copper Kings\, evidenced especially in his proprietorship 
 of the Columbia Gardens pleasure resort. In pursuit of research for her di
 ssertation\, "Greening a Copper City: Parks\, Mining\, and Community in Bu
 tte\, Montana\, 1879–2020\," Gwendolyn Lockman was awarded a 2022 Kennet
 h Karmiole Fellowship to study the Montana Collections in the William Andr
 ews Clark Memorial Library. In this presentation\, she reports her use of 
 the Montana Collections to better understand how one of Montana’s most i
 nfluential families perceived and impacted the Treasure State.\n\nGwendoly
 n R. Lockman is a PhD Candidate in U.S. History at the University of Texas
  at Austin. She is an historian of labor\, leisure\, and environment\, cur
 rently researching the social\, economic\, and political systems at play i
 n municipal park planning in 19th and 20th century Montana. Her work has a
 ppeared in the Made by History section of the Washington Post\, Politico\,
  the Metropole (Urban History Association)\, and Not Even Past\, the digit
 al history magazine of the History Department at UT Austin. Gwen is a 202
 2-2023 Junior Fellow in Garden and Landscape Studies at Dumbarton Oaks\, a
  research library and collection of the Trustees of Harvard University. He
 r work is generously supported by the Kenneth Karmiole Fellowship at UCLA\
 , the Friends of the Butte Archives Carrie Johnson Fellowship\, the Charle
 s Redd Fellowship in Western American History at BYU\, the Mining History 
 Association Research Grant\, the Huntington Library Short-Term Fellowship\
 , the Center of the American West at the University of Colorado - Boulder\
 , and the UT Austin Graduate School Dean’s Prestigious Fellowship. She e
 arned her M.A. in History at UT Austin in 2020 and her B.A. in American St
 udies with high honors from Georgetown University in 2016. Prior to gradua
 te school\, Gwen worked in the legal department of the Washington National
 s professional baseball team.\n\nFor more information\, visit gwendolynrlo
 ckman.com.
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